Predicting Economic Turning Points

By Pauline Khoo

June 2011 FEATURE
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They say that death and taxes are the two unavoidable things in life. To that, we should add economic crises. Being able to predict when the next downturn will be is worth a lot of money, literally. For a government, it could be a matter of survival.I DO NOT KNOW about you, but I would like the economy to be just good; stable, and rising steadily. But in reality, we know that this is not the case.We know all about...

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Pauline Khoo

is a Penangite currently studying in Hollins University, Virginia. She is pursuing her Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Economics. She hopes that she can contribute to the study of economics in the near future.

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